The phrase "a recent experience in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific event or situation that has occurred not long ago, particularly in a professional or personal context.
Example: "I would like to share a recent experience in project management that taught me valuable lessons."
Alternatives: "a recent encounter in" or "a recent event in".
started to resonate after a recent experience in which I hit the ceiling.
I'm always skeptical - almost scared - of restaurants smack in the middle of tourist areas, but a recent experience in Italy made me wonder whether I've been too cynical.
During an appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," on Tuesday night, the "Black-ish" star recounted a recent experience in South Africa where someone thought he was Idris Elba.
A recent experience in Europe highlights the risk of allowing vaccination rates to decline.
This Eaton Centre swarm began to unravel when Reddit user HoneyThyme submitted an account of a recent experience she had in a thread called "Something weird is going on at the Eaton Centre".
He described a recent experience at a pride event in LA, in which he was wearing a rainbow elephant temporary tattoo and a woman told him he couldn't take candy from her booth as a result.
Semi-structured telephone interviews were conducted with patients who had a recent experience of MRSA screening in three National Health Service trusts.
Mr. Downes describes himself as a "firm believer in open bathrooms," especially after a recent experience at the Ritz-Carlton in Dallas: "The closet door, the front door and the bathroom door all looked the same," he said.
In my experience incomplete communications can seem subtle but as I describe in a recent experience of mine, not so subtle.
The potential beneficial effect of monoclonal antibody therapy against EVD was reported in a recent experience describing the clinical management of few EVD patients treated with ZMapp (a similar, though not identical compound) [ 9, 10].
He recounts a recent experience at the American Society of Hematology (ASH) conference in Philadelphia, where he had requested low-vision accommodations.
